Enterprise Architecture / Agriculture

DAPRA

Digital Agriculture Platform Reference Architecture

Case Study

DAPRA is a vendor-neutral, crop-agnostic enterprise reference architecture for digital agriculture ecosystems.

Reference ArchitectureGovernanceInteroperabilityRepositoriesPublication
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The challenge

Digital agriculture programmes often grow as disconnected applications. This creates duplication, fragmented data, weak interoperability and long-term governance problems.

REIS approach

DAPRA structures the ecosystem using enterprise architecture principles, reusable building blocks, architecture viewpoints, governance, repository discipline and publication standards.

Outcome

A long-lived reference architecture that can guide governments, development partners and solution providers without locking implementation to a specific vendor or technology stack.

REIS value demonstrated

The project demonstrates REIS capability to connect enterprise architecture, data, governance, integration and solution design around a complex operating problem rather than treating technology as a collection of isolated components.

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